שמעית

Shimait is an ancient and exceptionally rare Hebrew feminine name, derived from the Hebrew root 'Sh-M-A' which signifies hearing, listening, and reception. The name appears in the Bible as the name of one of King David's sons, but throughout Jewish history it has also been used as a feminine name, expressing the quality of deep listening and spiritual sensitivity. Shimait carries the meaning of 'one who is heard', 'she who is listened to', or 'one whom God hears', reflecting the profound connection between humans and the Divine through prayer and inner listening. In Jewish culture, the concept of hearing is absolutely central. The prayer 'Shema Yisrael' (Hear, O Israel) is one of the most important and central prayers in Judaism, and the root 'Sh-M-A' appears numerous times in the Bible as an expression of obedience, understanding, and spiritual attention. This name grants its bearer an identity of a listening, sensitive, and aware woman who knows how to hear not only with her ears but also with her heart and soul. The name Shimait expresses quiet wisdom, the ability to understand the hidden and to listen to what is not explicitly said. As a rare and ancient name, Shimait carries the charm of bygone days and deep tradition. It is particularly suitable for families seeking a unique name with profound spiritual meaning, a name that connects the glorious past with the present. Women bearing this name are often perceived as possessing strong intuition, deep understanding of others, and the ability to be a calming and supportive presence. The name conveys a sense of inner wisdom, of a woman who knows when to speak and when to listen, and who understands the power of meaningful silence. In the modern era, Shimait represents a bold choice of a name that combines traditionalism with uniqueness, granting its bearer a special and unforgettable identity.

שִׁמְעִית

Shimait | Shima'it | Shimeet

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1 Chronicles 3:5 - And these were the sons of David who were born to him in Hebron... Shimea, and Shobab, and Nathan, and Solomon

In Kabbalah, the root 'Shema' is connected to the Sefirah of Chochmah (Wisdom) and the power of inner listening. Shimait represents the ability to hear the voice of the soul and the inner Divine voice, expressing the quality of spiritual reception and openness to the supernal light.

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שמעון | אלישמע | שמואל